| Comprehensive City Plans
Fulshear Future Vision
In an effort to ensure that future
development within the Fulshear city limits and the
City's extraterritorial jurisdiction occurs in a
safe, orderly and healthy pattern, developers should
conform to the following guidelines:
- Small town character should
be preserved through acknowledgement and
preservation of the rural and small town history
of Fulshear in new development.
- The density of new
construction should not dramatically exceed that
which currently exists in Fulshear; an emphasis
should be placed on larger lot development,
though a mix of development densities may be
considered appropriate.
- Development patterns should
encourage sustainable economic development, but
while preserving the rural and open space
character of Fulshear.
- Signage should be low-key and
limited.
- Adequate recreational
facilities and linkages through hike and bike
trails and parks are required.
- Development of a town square
is encouraged.
- Infrastructure should be
unobtrusive, attractive and in keeping with the
small town character.
2004 City of Fulshear Thoroughfare
Plan
In 2004, the Fulshear City Council
adopted a new thoroughfare plan that replaced the
1983 plan. This plan shows the proposed Fulshear
Trace and the City of Fulshear's suggested route for
the expansion of the West Park Toll Road.
Proposed Town Square Concept Plan
The Fulshear Town Square is a
proposed concept for the development of a city focal
point in the commercial business district and a
trailhead for the Proposed Fulshear Trace. Located
at the intersection of FM 359 and FM 1093, it is
designed to have a large structural feature in the
center of a park and will serve as a central point
for potential festivals and community activities.
Pedestrian trails will connect neighborhood parks,
future retail and residential development.
Parks & Recreation Study
The Fulshear Trace is a proposed
scenic collector road that will wind through the
southern portion of the City of Fulshear. The road
will have a 60 foot right-of- way with a 28 foot
paving section, which will allow for some
preservation of the natural vegetation and scenic
corridors. A trail system with a 20' right-of-way
will run adjacent to the roadway and will allow
trail users to enjoy the Fulshear Trace at a more
leisurely pace. The trail will be eight feet in
width with two foot cleared shoulders witch will
allow for both pedestrian and bicyclist use. Rest
areas along the Fulshear Trace will allow visitors
to take advantage of scenic views and picnic
facilities.
Frances Smart Park
The Frances Smart Park is an existing
pocket park located in the northern city limits on
FM 359. The small park has a gazebo and picnic
facilities with some off street parking.
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